Section

 1 I  | attended with extremely severe symptoms in its first stage; and
 2 I  |         and by the supervening symptoms; as, for example, in pleuritic
 3 I  |       favorable or unfavorable symptoms, indicate diseases of a
 4 II |      nor be much afraid of bad symptoms which occur in an irregular
 5 II |        end of diseases all the symptoms are weaker, and toward the
 6 III|       when these prevail, such symptoms occur in diseases. But if
 7 III|        wind prevails, all such symptoms may be expected in diseases.~
 8 IV |        state-whatever of these symptoms occur, death is at hand.~
 9 IV | stomach and cardialgia are bad symptoms in fevers.~66. In acute
10 IV |       about the bowels are bad symptoms.~67. In fevers, frights
11 IV |      fourth day, and the other symptoms accordingly.~72. When the
12 V  |     none of the aforementioned symptoms are present, and the patients
13 VII|        from the bowels are bad symptoms.~7. A rigor and delirium
14 VII|    Whenever the aforementioned symptoms occur in nephritic diseases,
15 VII|       state,-whatever of these symptoms occurs it is mortal.~75.